COG Moose Jaw

We believe Jesus is God, but does our belief readily translate into a complete trust in Him? Now more than ever we need to expand our view of who Jesus is and His supremacy over all creation, strengthening ourselves in the peace this brings to our lives.

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.

In his epistle to the Colossians, we get an insightful glimpse into Paul's prayer life as he details essential components for spiritual growth and renewal: having knowledge of God's will, being strengthened with God's power, and giving thanks in all circumstances.

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.

The thing about faith is not how much you have, but where you have it placed. In his epistle to the Colossians, the Apostle Paul begins by giving thanks for their authentic faith, and serves as a great reminder to us that only faith in Jesus as Saviour and Lord will produce the fruit of hope and love so needed by the world today.

Do you know where you want to end up in 2021? Has this pandemic stolen your vision and sense of purpose? Now more than ever, we need to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit and continually step out in faith towards what He has called us to, even as a new unknown becomes our new normal.

Jesus came to bring true freedom to our lives - a lasting freedom that is backed by the power and authority of the Father. When we recognize the truth of His Word and begin to walk in the truth of who we are in Christ, we will experience the redemption, liberty and victory that is freely available to every believer.

In spite of what culture and media tell us, there is an abundant life that can be found only through Jesus. It is a life characterized by hope, joy and peace that overflows from our hearts regardless of our circumstances and which was present at the very first Christmas. Like Mary & Joseph, let's be conduits of Jesus' abundant life so that others may experience it, too.

More than anything, 2020 has been a year of divisiveness. Regardless of the issue or who's right or wrong, we need to instead choose to love above all. Love is a choice. Love is an action. So let us spur one another on to love and good works!

There is something about light that brings hope to our darkest days, and Christmas lights up the world when it's at its darkest. As we reflect on the necessity of light for life, for direction, and for hope, let's shine His light on others this Christmas.